INNOVATION

Hutchinson: Open Industrial Innovation, more than ever

by Albert Meige | Jul 11, 2019 | INNOVATION

The history of the equipment manufacturer Hutchinson demonstrates the importance of innovation. Its CEO, Jacques Maigné, shares his vision of current and future major issues in this industrial sector.

Air Liquide: The importance of the story to innovate

by Albert Meige | Jul 4, 2019 | INNOVATION

The areas of innovation for Air Liquide correspond to three major transitions: the energy transition, the transition to home health, the digital transition.

The Corn Flakes Oracle

by Jacques Knight | Jun 5, 2019 | INNOVATION

What we will eat in the future is determined by collective trends and challenges, some of which are already known today. What answers will the market, the states, or even the philosophical reflection bring to these trends and challenges? Can the future of the agri-food sector be read in cornflakes?

Future of Food: the big issues

by Staff Presans | Jun 5, 2019 | INNOVATION

Report of a meetup on the future of food that allows a quick update on the agri-food global agenda: actors, issues, actions.

Why NewSpace

by Jacques Knight | May 10, 2019 | INNOVATION

Renewal in the space sector leads to technological innovations, geopolitical rivalries, but also philosophical questions. What is the ideal that drives NewSpace?

Current Challenges of Defense Innovation in France and Europe

by Jacques Knight | Apr 4, 2019 | INNOVATION

A summary view of the challenges of defense innovation in the decisive years ahead for France and Europe.

ThrustMe, flagship of French DeepTech

by Jacques Knight | Jul 5, 2018 | INNOVATION

ThrustMe is THE French startup of aerospace. A sector currently in full renewal. We took advantage of the inauguration of the new HQ of ThrustMe to meet the actors of the technological innovation of rupture in the space domain. Their message is clear: it is time to draw a line on deindustrialization.